Which of the following is a data handling policy procedure?

The correct answer is C. Destroy. Data handling policies govern the full lifecycle of data within an organization. Formally recognized data handling procedures include marking, labeling, storing, transmitting, and destroying data. 'Destroy' (sanitization and disposal) is a well-defined, mandatory step in data…

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AEncode
BCollect
CDestroy
DTransform

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B
3% (1)
C
91% (31)
D
6% (2)

Explanation

Data handling policies govern the full lifecycle of data within an organization. Formally recognized data handling procedures include marking, labeling, storing, transmitting, and destroying data. 'Destroy' (sanitization and disposal) is a well-defined, mandatory step in data handling frameworks-ensuring data is irrecoverably removed at end-of-life. 'Encode' and 'Transform' are data processing operations, and while 'Collect' relates to data acquisition, 'Destroy' is the option most explicitly tied to formal data handling policy procedures.

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